The Union of European Football Associations, UEFA has listed six clubs to face a ban over breach of financial fair play regulation.
It was gathered that the football governing body had fined eight clubs including FC Porto and Sporting Lisbon over alleged debts.
Insisting on the club’s penalties for non-compliance, UEFA threatened six clubs with exclusion from European competitions.
According to the body, the clubs are found guilty of violating UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations, due to their “non-compliance with the ‘no overdue payables’ requirement”.
The punishment was handed to the mentioned clubs by UEFA’s newly-established ‘First Chamber of Club Financial Control Body.
The clubs affected are Astana (Kazakhstan), CFR Cluj (Romania), CSKA Sofia (Bulgaria), Mons Calpe (Gibraltar), Real Betis (Spain) and Clube Desportivo Santa Clara (Portugal).
As well as the fines, six of the teams will be banned from the next European competition they qualify for if the debts are not settled by January 31, 2022.
However, Astana and CFR Cluj will not serve the additional sanction hanging over them.
Meanwhile, Sporting have already qualified for this season’s Champions League knockout stage, while Porto will progress if they beat Atletico Madrid next week.
